Sylvia Constantinidis (Venezuelan-American classical pianist, composer, conductor, writer, music educator) Marcus Haddock (opera singer) Eugene Izotov (Chicago Symphony Orchestra Principal Oboist) Konstantinos Papadakis (concert pianist) Scott Perkins (composer) Anthony Tommasini (New York Times music critic) Wen-Pin Hope Lee (music educator and composer) Julian Wachner (composer, conductor and keyboardist) Performing Arts Jason Alexander (Tony Award-winning actor; cast member of Seinfeld) Jennifer Armour (actress and voice artist) Tala Ashe (actress, Legends of Tomorrow) Kathy Baker (Emmy, SAG, and Golden Globes award winning actress) Jon Bass (actor) Michael Chiklis (Emmy Award-winning actor, The Shield) Geena Davis (Oscar- and Golden Globe-winning actress) Emily Deschanel (actress, Bones) Dan Fogler (Tony Award-winning actor; The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee) Ginnifer Goodwin (actress, Big Love) Israel Hicks (1943–2010), stage director who presented August Wilson's entire 10-play Pittsburgh Cycle. Yunjin Kim (actress, Lost) Erica Leerhsen (actress) Jerry Levine (actor/director, Teen Wolf) Craig Lucas (Tony Award- and Pulitzer Prize-nominated playwright and actor) Yan Luo (actress and screenwriter) Julianne Moore (Oscar-winning actress) Olympia Dukakis (Oscar-winning actress) Michael Murray, co-founder and Artistic Director of the Charles Playhouse (Boston), Artistic Director of the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Chair of Theatre Arts Department, Brandeis University Rosie O'Donnell (actress and talk show host) Jenn Proske (actress) Ola Rotimi (Award-winning playwright and theatre director) Lee Sheldon (videogame designer, author, TV writer/producer) Nina Tassler (President of CBS Entertainment) Marisa Tomei (Academy Award-winning actress) Krista Vernoff (Emmy-nominated writer) Michaela Watkins (SNL actress) Cynthia Watros (actress, Lost) Alfre Woodard (Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning actress) Alex Wyse (Broadway actor) Ashley Williams (actress, How I Met Your Mother) Mary Wiseman (actress, Star Trek: Discovery) Katya Zamolodchikova (American Drag Queen, UNHhhh, Trixie Mattel's rotten soldier , Actor, Author, Recording Artist, Comedian, Miss Congeniality) References External links Fine Arts, College of Boston University College of Fine Arts Music schools in Massachusetts Educational institutions established in 1872 Cinema of Massachusetts Television in Massachusetts 1872 establishments in Massachusetts Theatre in Massachusetts